The opening reception for the Artist in Residence of the Hungarian Multicultural Center and Library Thoughts 3 took place on Tuesday, August 27th.   It was held at Barabas Villa (1122 Budapest, Városmajor utca 44) and will be open until Tuesday, September 10, 2013


A few of the pieces I created during my Budapest Artist Residency are in the show.  These peices explored the Archeological Remnants concept with more layering.  I wish I could have been there, but I am back in the classroom teaching and having an amazing time.

Library Thoughts 3, AIR/HMC, Budapest, MAVF

Barabas Villa, 1122 Budapest, Városmajor utca 44.
Tuesday, August 27 - Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Opening reception: Tuesday, August 27 at 7:00pm

Opener: István Szirányi és Beáta Széchy
Curator: Beata Szechy, HMC

Library Thoughts 3 - International artists:
Aleánna Luethi-Garrecht, NY, Alice C. Walsh, NY, Barbara Milman, CA, Beth Evans, AUS, Betzaida González, Puerto Rico, Daniel J Wilson, NY, Isabel Vazquez, Puerto Rico, Jan Conradi, NJ, Jill Slaymaker, NY, Kathleen S. Pompe, SC, Liz Obert, OR, Lucas Kunz, D, Maciej Jabłoński, Poland, Margit Hideg, CAN, Nicci Haynes, AUS, Nancy Hart, TX, Patricia Gulyas, CAN, Roland Ruisz, D, Saba Ferrari, Italy, Sandee Johnson, NC

Library Thoughts 3 - Hungarian Artists:
Eva Andorjan, Rozi Bornemissza, Andras Butak, Istvan Damo, Nora Gergely, Csilla Kelecsenyi, Balazs P. Kovacs, Csaba Pal, Lajos Sejben, Beata Szechy, István Szirányi

AIR/HMC, Budapest artists:
Martyna Matusiak, WV, Abbie Merryman, WV, Amanda Carney, WV, Elizabeth Carr, WI, Emily Hastings, WV, Anne Wedler, AK, Eun-Kyung Suh, MN, Katherine Mojzsis, NJ, Rebecca Aranyi, NC, Stephen D'Onofrio, IL, Debra Benditz, TX, Kyle Buttram, NC, Alexis Neider, NY, Rexy Tseng, CA

Video Artists:
Bruce McKaig, Washington DC, Katrina Stamatopoulos, AUS, Lisa Marie Evans, CA, Liz Goldberg, PA

Walking around Budapest for the last 2 weeks has pushed me further into my concept of layering.  All around I see layers of some sort.  Layers on the building from weathering, pollution, and construction.  Layers of paint and rust on metal.  Layers of history of this beautiful country and culture

I am currently participating in an amazing Artist Residency in Budapest.  If you would like to follow along, please it out: Budapest AIR:

I am honored to announce that I have been offered an artist residency in Budapest, Hungary through the Hungarian Multicultural Center in Dallas.  I am so excited to continue my current body of work, Archeological Remnants.